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How to do UVM transaction recording with irun?

Can anyone explain step-by-step how to record transactions in irun?
e.g, what to do in UVM source code, which options for irun and etc.?

Currently I followed the instructions in

https://community.cadence.com/cadence_technology_forums/f/functional-verification/36996/enabling-uvm-debug-in-simvision

and can see a very limited amount of transactions as there're very few number of agents under uvm_test_top. But in fact I have many uvm_agents instantiated in my environment.

Anyone can help on this issue?

BTW, if I invoke irun with -gui argument, all the instantiated uvm_agents could be listed under uvm_test_top.

Thanks.

StephenH over 7 years ago

Please refer to: this article on controlling UVM transaction recording
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Jeff000 over 7 years ago in reply to StephenH

Thanks. But I was not able to access the link you provided above. It prompted as below,

Could you help to give some more details?
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StephenH over 7 years ago in reply to Jeff000

You will need to know your Cadence licence server host ID to register for the support site. Ask your CAD team, they would know the host ID. Alternatively ask your local Cadence support team.

You might try one of these videos too, if you can access YouTube from your location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwseN_g1Bxo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0C8mHnfGG4 (hint: search on "Cadence SimVision" on YouTube to get the official Cadence how-to videos.
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Jose Cueva over 3 years ago in reply to StephenH

Any TCL solution ?
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